Source file won't reflect edits

[badcree]

I've been trying to teach myself C++ in my spare time, and have learned enough to make a very simple Mad Lib type program that asks for words and then puts them into a paragraph later. I've gotten to a point where the source file will no longer compile with edits. It only runs a previous version of the program, even after I delete the whole thing and tell it to compile a blank source file. The previous version worked perfectly, but I can't go back and fix spelling errors or change wording now. Copying all of the code and pasting it into a new file did not solve the problem, nor did restarting my computer. Is this an issue with Bloodshed, or is there something I've done wrong with the code, or with saving the source file?

[Gaminic]

Odd... I read somewhere that compilers use timestamps to determine whether a file has to be recompiled. Any chance you messed with your time settings lately?

[Moschops]

Bloodshed Dev-C++ strikes again. http://cplusplus.com/articles/36vU7k9E/